He Gave Me a Name

Very real, very novel subject matter. But it is so real. Sometimes I wonder why Xiao Youzhi and Wen Yu were not allowed to escape together, why they were cruelly separated for two years without any news from each other, and why Wen Yu was allowed to live in such pain and regret. He thought it was his escape and his longing that harmed Youzhi. In a daze, I felt that they did not have the halo of the protagonist. But then I figured it out. This is pure evil in the world. Those traffickers have no mercy. This is reality. Art comes from life. I think Youzhi and Wen Yu were probably lucky enough to survive. They have parents who warm them and love them. If it weren't for the person who kept his conscience and secretly delivered the medicine, without the nurse who told the inside story, without the teacher who happened to be kind, perhaps Wen Yu would never have been free. Sometimes I feel resentful and unwilling to accept why they have done so many wrong things and harmed so many people, but they still look like shit to outsiders and are happy and happy. The way they treat their children is simply inhumane, and the little girl they abducted, how scared they should be. If a beautiful little girl is abducted, it goes without saying that they will know what happened to them, but after they are freed, they will face endless fear and fear of all external voices, whether they are good or malicious. Feeling distressed. . I can't get out [crying] Finally, can the human traffickers be exterminated [face covering] [OK] Looking forward to the follow-up, please give the author a big boost! [Sending Hearts]

This subject matter is too sad and sad to watch. It is close to reality but overly beautified. It's hard to say that there could be such a good mother Ruan in reality. This novel with two male protagonists made me cry from beginning to end. I just want to say that it is not sweet at all. The author captured my emotions very well, and there was never a moment when I didn't hate these human traffickers. Even now there are still some disabled children or young people begging in some places. This is a sensitive topic. There are always places where light does not shine, just like the trafficked people who died in the author's works, and nameless monuments are erected one after another in corners that no one knows about.

At first, I was curious about the theme of two male protagonists and human traffickers... What kind of story is it... After reading it, the content is very realistic, the storyline is exciting, and the mood is ups and downs... Human traffickers are abominable. When they abduct children, they not only want money, but also their lives. Wen Yu and Youzhi are both unfortunate and lucky...[Love][Love] Two-way redemption gives each other the courage and motivation to move forward.. Bowl... Come on... Be happy every day... Pour it... [Laughing evilly]

It pierced my heart, and the tears never stopped. Youzhi's broken hand, Wen Yu's leg, the right arm and legs of the eldest brother (they have no names in it, some only have code names), the right leg of the second brother, the death of the third sister, the left ear and left eye of the fourth brother, and the harm done to their bodies and souls by human traffickers, all are heart-wrenching to see. I hope there will be no more human traffickers in the world. Youzhi has a glimmer of luck in the midst of extreme misfortune, being able to meet his own light in the abyss.

Child abduction is really a niche subject, but the author handles many emotions very delicately, including human traffickers, abducted children, and parents who have lost their children. I feel that the score is really low. It must be an article with a score of 9 or above. I read the entire book from beginning to end without skipping any chapters. The overall story progressed at a very steady pace, and many of the plot descriptions were very down-to-earth. As I read it, I felt like I could recall some of the dirty beggars with different body parts and disabilities that I had seen kneeling in the streets when I was a child. When I was a child, I always heard adults at home telling me to stay away from them. They were all organized fraud. After reading this article, it is rare to recall this group. Now think about it, what is wrong with people who are really forced to beg? They are really a group of people who seem to have been forgotten and ignored by God. In fact, Wen Yu's family in the story is really a novel that beautifies real life. It is more like the author and the public are facing this group and praying in their hearts to give them a hemp rope that can save them. But the reality may be more like in the novel. Only capital can fight against capital, and rights can fight against rights. How many rich children can really be abducted, and how many families with the right to fight will help more broken families because of their own family's experiences. I really feel like it is a very well-written novel. The sisters who saw it in passing really paid off by investing in it!

I'm finally here to rate, hahahaha, it's been so long [face covering] I read this book several nights in a row (I can't help it, it's so sad that I'm a high school student [crying]). I started crying in the first chapter, hahahahaha, and kept crying until things got better. When it was over, I still wanted to cry. I felt so sorry for those children. Countless times I wanted to go in and hunt down the rat traffickers, countless times I lamented that my parents are the greatest people in the world, and countless times I was moved by Wen Yu and Youzhi's companionship with each other. The two children are very cute. Seeing them getting better little by little, I feel a sense of relief in my heart. You must be happy forever. 2025.4.4 Fafa

I cried from the first few chapters, and couldn't stop crying after reading it. Damn human traffickers [crying]

It's a really novel subject matter, and it captivated me at first sight. The more I look at it, the sadder it becomes. This is the first time I read a pornographic article seriously. I really don't dare to read it but I can't bear it. There's a little typo but it's innocuous. The details of every character are well drawn. The two little ones and other abducted children are extremely pitiful. Forgive me for being short of words, but it's really worth watching!

The experience of every victim in it makes me very sad. It's very sad just to read the text. It's hard to imagine how painful it must be for them. But fortunately, the dark experiences in the past have not erased their kind nature. Fortunately, the evildoers have been brought to justice. Fortunately, they are still strong, brave and kind. Fortunately, they have a bright future. But behind the happy ending, how many women and children are suffering in reality? Where the light falls, there are shadows behind the things that are illuminated. I can only hope that there will be no trafficking in the world. I hope that all the trafficked people can go home safely and healthily. I hope that justice will defeat evil [Sending Hearts]

Crying from beginning to end [crying] I was originally going to comment after I finished reading it in the early hours of this morning, but I ended up having a headache and couldn't stand it anymore, so I went to bed, so I'm just commenting now. (It's all said upside down, if there are any problems pointed out, they will be corrected) Youzhi and Wen Yu are both good children, as well as Wen's father, Ruan's mother, eldest brother, second brother, third sister... Everyone is kind-hearted [love] The experiences of the protagonists really moved me. They are strong and do not lose hope. They are still kind and they still love. They're really, really, really good. I really want to hug them and say: "Thank you for your hard work. Next, you have to live a good life, love this world and the people around you." [I'm about to cry] The actions of Father Wen and Father Tan were to protect the children and bring justice to the parents who lost their children. To be honest, I watched a show a long time ago. There is a paragraph in it that roughly talks about a policeman who arrested a criminal, but the criminal escaped the death penalty by virtue of being mentally ill. After the criminal was released from prison, he took revenge on the police and killed his sister. Later, the police found that they could not bring the criminal to justice no matter what, and avenged his sister, so they resigned and became the executor of a popular online method of sanctioning criminals, and avenged themselves in their own way. [Punch hard] It feels a little extreme when I say it. I feel that the law cannot really protect everyone. Someone always has to use their own way to bring the bad guys who are at large to justice. [Working on draft] I can actually understand Officer Li's broken faith. In the crazy collision between sensibility and reason, sensibility finally prevailed. She knew that she could no longer be a police officer, so she also chose to resign. Human traffickers are really hateful. They just pick on weak people and bully them. [Angry] I hope all the children are safe [love] I hope all parents feel at ease [love] I hope there are no evil people in the world who are at large [punch out] I hope justice will win in the end [salute]